Vintage Halo

The medium fusing porcelain system had been developed over several years in cooperation with Makoto Yamamoto and features a natural scattering and reflection of light (halo effect).
Compatible with Lamina Vest and other refractory materials in C.T.E range of 13.8 - 14.4 to produce all ceramic veneers, inlays and onlays.
Feldspar porcelain components (C.T.E. 13.0)
Matches any metal in the C.T.E range of: 13.8 - 15.0
The best range for Halo is a metal with a C.T.E with 13.8 - 14.6. Slow cool necessary above 14.6 - 15.0. Compatible with alloys which have a silver contend < 40%.
High temperature for Dentin / Body bake 910 - 930C.
Halo is considered a medium fusing porcelain
Incorporates metal oxide in glass matrix
Unlimited shelf life

Benefits

Feldspar based veneering Ceramic
2 or 3 powder built up possible
Low shrinkage
No mixing of modifiers necessary. Out of the bottle usage according to UCLA esthetic dentistry department
Module components
Even distribution of leucite in glass matrix
Intuitive system components
Compatible low shrinkage, fluorescent margin porcelain
Very technician friendly, easy to handle. Not technique sensitive no steam tears, no cracking!
Speeds up production and economical
Inexpensive investment
Wear kind against antagonist matching
Easy to learn no confusing marketing names
Works with most other porcelains, florescence where it natural occurs